Michael Lang, Woodstock Co-Creator, Dies at 77
Michael Lang, the co-creator and organizer of 1969’s Woodstock Music and Art Fair,...
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Michael Lang, the co-creator and organizer of 1969’s Woodstock Music and Art Fair,...
Miguel Moises operates Bay Area Smash Rooms in San Francisco and Fairfield, where customers can smash breakables as a way to let go of aggression and stress.
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You can consign Fred Durst's signature red baseball cap to the dustbin of history. The frontman debuted his new look during Limp Bizkit's Saturday night set at Lollapalooza, and Twitter users can't get enough. The 50-year-old Durst strode onto the stage last night sporting a gray moptop and handlebar mustache, red aviator shades, a button-up shirt and windbreaker that was curiously only zipped at the top. The rap-rocker's new aesthetic was consistent with the look he unveiled on Instagram earlier this week in his first post since scrubbing his account. Thankfully, Durst's new 'do did not...
Photo: Scott Gries (Getty Images) Woodstock ‘99 was designed to be a glorious third chapter for the most famous music festival of all time. Following the success of Woodstock ‘94, how could the guys behind booking Sha Na Na at Woodstock ‘69 not outdo themselves? They did what any flesh and blood capitalist flower child would do: They booked a music festival without proper toilets, available amenities, or Sha Na Na. What could go wrong? Advertisement Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, And Rage is a new documentary executive produced by Bill Simmons (and, in the interest of full disclosure, form...